Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-13
RevivaIi.t small Talks.

TIE GEORGIA PREACHER ADDRESSES TWO GATHERINGS
IN THIS CITY.
Rev. sam Small, the Georgia revtvalist who has
become famous b. his work an as Hate OF Rev.
sam Jones, preached twice in this city YESTERDAY
In the afternoon at O'Clock, by Invitation Of the
i. N. c. A., he talked at the Congregational
church "to men only though there were about
dozen OF the other sex In the audience The
church was crowded Mr.. Small, a tall gentleman
OF slender but well-p-Oportioned figure, and a
dropping moustache, wearing a neat-fitting long
prnee ALBERT coat and par OF spectaeleS came
escorted by the pastor or the church. Rev. s. VI.
Newman. who gave out the preliminary hymns
ance, based the story or his own lie,
which he described In graphic AMI
which be manages we'll and speaks with great
nuency, occasionally rising 10 el0quenee. He told
pathetic sides OF the story OF a debauched mans
lie, tie sunerings OF his wife and children and
the grief OF his parents, with such power that a
great majority Of his audience, though composed
Oh men, occasionally found their eyes dimmed
with tears, and after such passage there was
great shutting and blowing OF noses all over the
stories drawn largely frouI his own expefience
and kept the close attention or his large audience
during the hour and half that he talked In the
evening Mr.. Small preached TO a crowded audience
at NJ Vernon Place NJ E. church His sermon
was vigorous appeal 20 his hearers 10 become
members OF the household OF saints or fellowcirt
Zens OF the Saints OF Good. He drew a parallel be-
tween conversion in religion and naturalization In
politics.
The CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUES EIECTIoN.-At a
meeting OF the Capital Bicycle Club saturday even
evening the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Rudolph Kaufman, president;
John j. Chlckering, vice-president: Chas. A. Bur-
netJ recording secretary; W. - Dodge, correspond
Ing secretary; Joseph Z Leaning, treasurer; Frank
VI. BOtezer, captain, :. L Lewis, SuD-captain; L.
j. Hatch, Junior sub-capta1n. and John NJ killitS
and Edison b. ODDS members OF the executive CON-
mltJee-
An ESCAPED LUSATIC Cyrus
N.cks, an inmate OF the Insane Asy Iuin, escaped
lrota that Institution yesterday morning, and the
police were notified 10 look out for him. Last night
q nan answering the description OF the escaped
lunatic entered the first precinct station and ap-
pied Tor lodgings He gave his right name, and
The Officers held him on charge OF insanity. This
morning ne Was sent back 10 the asylum.
The r. OF l. AND THE FOURTH OF JULY.-LOcal
Assembly No i026, h OF l., OF East Washington,
has adopted resolutions expressing regret at the
action or District Assembly No. 6j In refusing to
accept General Master Workmen Powderly's re-
'onInendatiol that the approaching annual CON-
lr-lnoratlon o. the declaration OF American indie
Lsndenee be rttiDg!y and particularly observed by
lhe order OF knights OF Labor. and requesting the
District master workman TO issue call for a meet
Ing Of the District Assembly, at which a motion to
reconsider Its action shall be discussed,
HANDSOME FURNITURE, mirrors, organs, &C. at
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morning commencing at 10 o'clock at their sales
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household goods. See advertisement In auction
column.
The Old Point of New Jersey, Barnegat Park
LOIS Tor sale BY Thos. j. Fisher & CO., 1924
street.
gn. Nuldoon, Champion American Wrestler,
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